New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
THE FIGHT FOR HOME RULE.
.,, pPICHT FAITHFUL TO THE MINISTRY.
,o,n RIOS BrRY's ATTACK ON THE "oNHhN"Ni
POLICE KsPIONAGE-THE "hLhhhAN IN
OUIRY-HARRiNGToN AND BROW
RIGG-THE DUBLIH TRIALS
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orupy-UARRINGTON AND BROW
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<,,,rioht . 1887: The Neto York Tribune
nox oct. 6-Mr Brght's latest crusade
ainst tlc Nationalists shows him, more dis
I'll, than ever, to be an out-and-Out supporter
tho Government Neither Lord Harrington nor
AZ, Chamberlain stands as nearly allied TO LORD
eaIishury's poicy of resolute action as Mr..
p,;obt lie has desire to urge the Ministry
80 hiring in their Land bill next session, and he
s,sornoints his oil friends by making no sug-
costions Of policy, acting thereby IN absolute
roversal of his oil phrase, Force no remedy"
This absence of any scheme for the better
government Of Ireland has been severely criticised
Nv Sir Rowland Blcnnerhasset, one of the most
orG,btcncd members of the L'berli-O OmohlSt
ortv who asclbcs TO 1T the reason OF the
tolptiug support of many onlOmsts ana 'he
cou>e of the dcscrtion of Others to what they
,bink Is the winning side. His own scheme is TOO
long for detail here, and is taken largely from
che code of the First French Republic. 1t is
remarkable how deity he applies French prihc'-
Mes of 81 TO the present condition OF Ireland
Lord Roscbcry's Ipswich speech an eloquent
inpea chmept OF the follies of the government
and enlarged with much success on the Same
lines as Mr. Gladstone on Tuesday, on the impcru-
nent interference of the Police in pubic meetings
The ncwspai or comments are severe on Lord
Rosehcry for having painted with big brush the
,ailure TO suggest an alternative policy, and for
his prolcssed ignorance of the work and OBJECTS
=, tho National Ieague The Times" denies
Lord RoSebery's right 10 impeach the Liberalism
Of Lord Harrington Mr.. Bright, Mr.. Chamber
lain seventy members of the House oi 'ohiiiohs'
and leading Liberal peers.
Ii is reported that the Government will support
Lord Eoscbery's motion in the next session TO
reform the House of Lords. and will take such
reform in their own hands
no1y Gpht has been thrown upon the charges
Of e>rionage made against the London ponce.
If official explanations are true the police only
make preliminary inquiries in case oil OUTDOOR
demonstrations, not private meetings. The ratthhg
attacks of Lord Rosebery and Nr. Gladstone nave
been disarmcd, but the Official explanation Is
not universally accepted. There IS strong erouhu
for believing that these police lnquhcs nave
been more active of late, and that 'hi' acu>'E
is promotcd by tie Home Secretary to SNOW tl"'
tnplsbmen have TO submit to the same neon
voniencc as IrShmen.
The magistcrial inquiry into Head Constable
WheIehan's murder has produced a profound sen
sation the effect Of which has not yet been luiy
realized The evidence of the lniOrIner Cdl'hah
NAV have lecn twisted or not. TO fix upon MI
pil n the responsibility Of encouraging outrage.
The affirmative is maintained with some sHoW
Of reason by the Nationalist party because Calinan
had been employed by the police for ten years.
II was consequently an easy matter for nm 10
Give his evidence turn which shall tcii AGAINST
the Parliamentary party. Nevertheless Ch"nah
testimony causes some sensation because 1t shows
that the moon -ltors cannot trust each other
and the moial elect OF this may d0orean'/e
their soldity. Ills view finds continuation IN
tlr-rcport that the police at Killarney have been
Ilaced in possession Of the programme OF the
Kerry moouii.i,teis who are said to have arranged
awiutcr's crusade against The calctalIcis especially
tAc one On a., kenmare estate.
II is understood tiat the Government intend
ep,crino a no.l- pro>cqui Immediately should the
Mitch, ,toWn jury give. as now seems more thah
ever probable, a verdict against the ponce ior
mi. Oh the crowd. County Inspector Brown Y
has horne fer three days Nj. larrington's bad
r,r.ur with great coolnoss. lie admits response
Mty for an that Happened, bat asserts, Ike
the other Government witnesses, the absolute
necessity for using firearms Nj Iarringtons abuse,
Caliiag Brownrigg "Nar,n "rullian' and "mnr-
dercr," leads Lne shmcn to inquire how Irish
ccc!cl and prominent men like Mr. Harrington
were placed on the bench. Extreme lrishmen
may approve Of Mr.. Iiauiugtons coarseucss, but
there j. no doubt that Mr.. Harrington is dam
aging the Irish cause in the eyes Of Mr.. Parnclls
English sympathizers.
Not much inn ortance is attached 10 Mr..
O'Bren's cipher telegram; Tie prevailing impress
sion j. that the discovery arises out Of some
forgery or more. probably that Mr.. O'Bricn is
the victim Of hoax.
hi understood that 1r. O'Bricn's visit to
London connected with the publication Of
United Ircian1e IN London or Liverpool. 4
fooi dca Of interest attaches TO the prosecution
Of the Lord Mayor Of Dublin and Mr. OBricn,
csiccally as The occncc was repeated, and ycstor-
Gays Nationalist papers contained many reports
Of ii ga meetings The cscorting Of tic Lord
Mayor ly the Corporation with the mace of
tiee bearers is unprecedented in British history.
The Government organs urge that if convicted the
Magistrates shOGll inilict short term Of i'm
pisonmcnt at hard labor on both, thus avoiding
az appeal Had this course been adopted with Mr..
OBrien at Mtohclstown, Dublin Castle had been
saytd much trouble.
The story that Lo.d Randolph Churchill sup
phed Tie Times" with the news Of the Nlzam'S
proposal 10 give fiOO.OOO for frontier dcicnceS,
meets with contradiction. 1t is now asserted
uat the news leaked into Printing House Square
from friend Of the NizaIn, who wished 10 do
Ills ihghncss good turn. 1t viii be considered
unfortunate if the premature revelation leads to
Tue Government refusing the generous offer; at
The same time there is universal expression of
op'hon that its acceptance should not Obige
.le government 10 give back the Bcrars To the
"%n's rule hnlcss they have Otherwise deter
mined so 10 do. Lord Randolph Churchill
suspected In this business because of his intimate
"Huons with the iiydcrabad, and il is well
@"o"h That during his service in the India Office
"e oOhstantly supplied The Times" with first
tlass official information